abstract class Plugin extends AnyRef
Information about a plugin loaded from a jar file.
The concrete subclass must have a one-argument constructor
that accepts an instance of global
.
(val global: Global)
- Source
- Plugin.scala
- Version
1.0, 2007-5-21
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Instance Constructors
- new Plugin()
Abstract Value Members
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abstract
val
components: List[PluginComponent]
The components that this phase defines
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abstract
val
description: String
A one-line description of the plugin
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abstract
val
global: Global
The compiler that this plugin uses.
The compiler that this plugin uses. This is normally equated to a constructor parameter in the concrete subclass.
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abstract
val
name: String
The name of this plugin
Concrete Value Members
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def
init(options: List[String], error: (String) ⇒ Unit): Boolean
Handle any plugin-specific options.
Handle any plugin-specific options. The user writes
-P:plugname:opt1,opt2
, but the plugin seesList(opt1, opt2)
. The plugin can opt out of further processing by returning false. For example, if the plugin has an "enable" flag, now would be a good time to sit on the bench.- options
plugin arguments
- error
error function
- returns
true to continue, or false to opt out
- def options: List[String]
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val
optionsHelp: Option[String]
A description of this plugin's options, suitable as a response to the -help command-line option.
A description of this plugin's options, suitable as a response to the -help command-line option. Conventionally, the options should be listed with the
-P:plugname:
part included.
The Scala compiler and reflection APIs.